Warren is smart as well as tough but good lord nobody about to listen to her for next 4-8 years. so professorial.

Oprah Biden or Booker would win bigly

I think Harris or Booker or Warren would do just fine. None are perfect. No politician is perfect. Obama wasn't perfect. Deal with it.

Because when a voter feels "I'm lukewarm towards them, but I guess I have to vote for them over Trump" they don't get around to going to the ballot box. That's moral behind the loser of almost every general election this millenium. Dems need passion or they will lose because Trump will have it in spades.

Because when a voter feels "I'm lukewarm towards them, but I guess I have to vote for them over Trump" they don't get around to going to the ballot box. That's moral behind the loser of almost every general election this millenium. Dems need passion or they will lose because Trump will have it in spades.

I dunno, I think that Trump will get an identical amount of votes in 2020 as 2016. The Democratic candidate will have passion simply because of what happened in 2016. They’re going to make sure it doesn’t happen again.

What the Democrats should do is let everyone run in the primary, Bernie, Biden, Harris, Warren, Booker, Oprah, etc. Then use that to see who has the most support. Stop going into it already having a pick. If Warren and Biden are in the primary Trump likely never becomes president. Hillary's flaws are exposed early like 2008 and Warren/Biden go on for the win.

“I’ve always tried to have [the show] be a true reflection of the society we live in. Half the people voted for Trump and half didn’t. It’s just realistic,” Barr told reporters at ABC’s Television Critics Association press tour panel in Pasadena, California. “I’ve always attempted to portray a realistic portrait of the American working-class people and, in fact, it was working-class people who elected Trump, so I felt that was very real and something that needed to be discussed,” she continued, “especially about polarization within the family and people actually hating other people for the way they voted, which I feel is not American.”

-The plethora of GOP candidates is the only reason DT won the nomination to begin with. His 33% of media coverage while the other 16 split the 66% remaining.

In six of the last seven Presidential elections, a majority of Americans voted for the Democrat.

No.

1. 1992: Clinton won with 43% (a plurality of voters);
2. 1996: Clinton won with 49.2% (a plurality of voters);
3. 2000: Gore lost with 48.4% (a plurality of voters);
4. 2004: Bush won with 50.7% (a majority of voters);
5. 2008: Obama won 52.9% (a majority of voters);
6. 2012: Obama won with 51.1% (a majority of voters); and
7. 2016: Clinton lost with 48.2% (a plurality of voters)

Not only that, but the best turnout in any of those years was 2008 with 58.2% of eligible voters voting. So Obama won 52.9% of people that voted or about 30.9% of people eligible to vote. Even following what I am sure you meant (that the Democrat won a majority of those voting), that only holds true in 2 of 7 elections which both went to Obama and to Republicans in 1 of 7.

I don't disagree that in 2000 and 2016 the Democrat won a plurality and lost but that is like saying that a baseball team had more hits than the other team and therefore should win regardless of the amount of runs scored.

No.

1. 1992: Clinton won with 43% (a plurality of voters);
2. 1996: Clinton won with 49.2% (a plurality of voters);
3. 2000: Gore lost with 48.4% (a plurality of voters);
4. 2004: Bush won with 50.7% (a majority of voters);
5. 2008: Obama won 52.9% (a majority of voters);
6. 2012: Obama won with 51.1% (a majority of voters); and
7. 2016: Clinton lost with 48.2% (a plurality of voters)

Not only that, but the best turnout in any of those years was 2008 with 58.2% of eligible voters voting. So Obama won 52.9% of people that voted or about 30.9% of people eligible to vote. Even following what I am sure you meant (that the Democrat won a majority of those voting), that only holds true in 2 of 7 elections which both went to Obama and to Republicans in 1 of 7.

I don't disagree that in 2000 and 2016 the Democrat won a plurality and lost but that is like saying that a baseball team had more hits than the other team and therefore should win regardless of the amount of runs scored.

So now we have to face a government shutdown. I am on furlough because of it. I am just hoping it doesn't last long.

Weird. I thought we had elected the world's greatest deal-maker.